Multiverse by Fritz Mayr

The many-worlds interpretation is an interpretation of quantum physics that was first proposed by Hugh Everett in 1957. It is intended to explain why the probability of each measurement value in a quantum physical system can be precisely calculated, but why the result of a single measurement is generally not predictable. According to this interpretation, when a measurement is taken from an original world, several new parallel worlds are created in a “quantum universe”, each with different measurement results.
In connection with this interpretation of quantum physics, Andy Nimmo introduced the concept of the "multiverse" in a lecture on Everett's ideas in December 1960 and February 1961. According to its usage, a multiverse is “an apparent universe, a multiplicity of which go to make up the whole universe.” In the context of interpretations of quantum physics, the expression multiverse is used e.g. B. David Deutsch, but in the meaning of the infinite totality of all physically possible divisions of reality into local physical systems. Here the term “multiverse” refers roughly to what Nimmo calls “the entire universe”. Deutsch proposed explaining the structure of the “multiverse” using quantum information, in analogy to the infinite number of possibilities within the general theory of relativity to relate spacetime to hypersurfaces. Deutsch sees both approaches as borderline cases of a yet-to-be-developed theory that would describe the structure of the multiverse under conditions of quantum gravity.

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With 14 i began to play guitar in several bands from different styles (Blues,Rock,Jazz,Metal etc.). In the year 2000 i changed into playing synthesizers, and recorded my own stuff, though, lots of it and in many diverse genres. So make sure to check out all of my albums on Bandcamp, at least one is bound to belong in a genre you like!

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